My pedagogic creed, by Prof. John Dewey; also, The demands of sociology upon pedagogy, by Prof. Albion W. Small.

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teacher who desires to make his school a " well-governed'
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1. It suggests methods of awakening an interest in the
studies, and in school work. "The problem for the teacher,"
says Joseph Payne, " is to get the pupil to study." If he can do
this he will be educated.
2. It suggests methods of making the school attractive.
Ninety-nine hundredths of the teachers think young people
should come to school anyhow; the wise ones know that a
pupil who wants to come to school will do something when
he gets there, and so make the school attractive.
8. Above all it shows that the pupils will be self-governed
when well governed, It shows how to develop the process of
self-government.
4. It shows how regular attention and courteous behaviour
may be secured.
5. It has an admirable preface by that remarkable man and
teacher, Dr. Thomas Hunter, Pres. N. Y. City Normal College.
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Educational Journal. —" It contains many valuable hints."
Boston Journal of Education.-" It is the most humane, instructive,
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